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Titan 0552946B Master Pack Tip Seal Kit

Titan 0552946B Master Pack Tip Seal Kit

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Titan Tools Inc.

 

Airless part 0552946B is a master pack tip seal kit designed for the spray gun on Airless LX‑30 airless paint sprayers. This kit contains the essential seals, O‑rings, and retaining components needed to rebuild the gun’s tip sealing area, preventing leaks, ensuring a clean spray pattern, and maintaining proper shut‑off. Replacing worn or damaged tip seals restores gun performance and reduces material waste.

Part Number 0552946B
Part Description Master Pack Tip Seal Kit
Brand Airless
Fits Airless LX‑30
Condition New

$22.53

 

 

Master Pack Tip Seal Kit for Airless LX‑30 Spray Guns

The Airless 0552946B Master Pack Tip Seal Kit contains all the service components needed to rebuild the tip seal area on the spray gun of an Airless LX‑30 airless paint sprayer. The kit typically includes the main tip seal, back‑up rings, O‑rings, and a retainer, ensuring a complete repair of the sealing stack that controls fluid flow at the spray tip.

A worn or damaged tip seal can cause fluid leakage from the gun when not triggered, a poor spray pattern, or difficulty achieving proper fan width. Over time, seals harden, swell, or become contaminated by abrasives and solvents. Replacing the entire tip seal assembly with this master pack restores positive shut‑off, consistent pattern quality, and reduces material waste.

Service Guidance: Always clean the gun thoroughly before disassembly. Use a compatible lubricant on new seals during installation, and check the tip seat for damage. Replace the tip if the seat is pitted or worn.

What it does and when to replace it

What the tip seal kit does
Positive shut‑off Prevents dripping and leakage when the gun trigger is released
Spray pattern quality Maintains proper fan shape and even material distribution
Consistent flow control Ensures smooth, predictable fluid delivery at the tip
When replacement is recommended
Gun drips when not triggered Indicates worn or hardened tip seal
Uneven or distorted pattern Seal failure can cause pressure fluctuations and pattern defects
Difficulty cleaning / clogging Debris trapped in worn seals can affect tip performance
Visible damage Cracks, swelling, or deformation of the seal material

Compatibility

Airless part 0552946B is designed specifically for the spray gun of the Airless LX‑30 airless paint sprayer. It replaces the complete tip seal assembly; always verify fitment with your sprayer’s parts diagram.

Sprayer Model Component
Airless LX‑30 Master pack tip seal kit 

Related parts commonly serviced together

When rebuilding the spray gun tip area, these associated components should be inspected and often replaced to ensure complete and reliable performance.

Spray tip / nozzle

A worn tip seat can damage new seals; inspect the tip for scoring or pitting and replace if necessary.

Gun filter / screen

Clogged or damaged filter can restrict flow and cause seal wear; clean or replace at the same time.

Gun trigger valve seals

If the gun also shows signs of leaking at the trigger, consider rebuilding the entire gun valve stack.

Frequently Asked Questions

The kit typically includes the main tip seal, backup rings, O‑rings, and a retainer. It provides all components needed to rebuild the sealing stack in the spray gun tip assembly.

Signs include the gun dripping or leaking when the trigger is released, an uneven spray pattern, difficulty achieving a consistent fan, or visible wear/damage on the seal during inspection.

While it is possible, it is recommended to use the master pack to replace all sealing components at once. This ensures proper fit, consistent performance, and avoids repeat failures from worn backup rings or O‑rings.

Common causes include abrasive materials (e.g., textured coatings), chemical incompatibility with solvents, over‑pressurization, and physical damage from improper cleaning tools. Regular cleaning and using compatible fluids can extend seal life.